Park Badger Redevelopment

Rendering of new designs for the proposed Park Badger redevelopment, viewed from the intersection of Park Street and Badger Road
Image credit: Potter Lawson

Madison’s Community Development Authority seeks to redevelop the majority of the block at S. Park Street and W. Badger Road. This area is approximately four acres of City-owned property. The City has selected a local team of professionals to engage the community, create a shared master plan, and embark on this redevelopment. The team was selected through a public, competitive proposal process. The main goal is to redevelop this block in a way that supports the community and keeps it affordable.

Community Meetings for Proposed New Designs

Comparison of the previous Park Badger redevelopment design proposal from 2025 and the new proposal for 2026
Image credit: Potter Lawson

In anticipation of beginning the City land use approval process in March 2026, the CDA and The Alexander Company will be sharing updated development plans for S Park Street and W Badger Road, which will include new housing, public health clinic, and fire station.

Public meetings for this project will be held virtually on Tuesday, February 17 from 6:00pm to 7:00pm on Zoom and in-person on Wednesday, February 18 from 12:30pm to 2:00pm at Madison College, 2429 Perry Street.

The contents of both meetings will be the same and will include a brief presentation and public input session.

The virtual session requires advance registration. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. No advance registration is required for the in-person meeting.

Learn More About the Design

What are the planned uses for the site?

At present, the planned uses include:

  1. a variety of housing types serving a variety of income levels,
  2. a new fire station,
  3. a new public health clinic,
  4. and structured parking

Who is leading the planning efforts?

Madison’s Community Development Authority has selected a strong team of local businesses who are deeply familiar with the south side to lead this planning and redevelopment process. This collaboration is improved by the active involvement of minority- and women-owned business enterprises. They make up 75% of the planning team.

Learn more about the team

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